World War II and its affects
World war two significantly affected the United States and its people. Despite the awful tasks of waging and supplying a war, surprisingly the economy was booming. Big Businesses and Labor Unions strengthened, women were able to make a living on their own, and Blacks were given opportunities that they were shunned at previously.The war required so much, that money was constantly being pumped into the economy. Eventually, the United States obtained full economy in 1942 and many people were working. By many people, I mean people of all gender and race. Women were able to gain freedom and some independence for the first time. The war changed a lot of aspects of American life. Black Civil Rights movements started around this time. Blacks felt that if they were going to be supporting and helping a country with war, they should at least be given significant rights as a human being. Indian Right movements also stemmed from the war. Navajo Code Talkers were a significant advantage of the war. Using people to speak a "code" language that no one could crack was a brillia
An exception to this was the Soviet Union. Many people loved Franklin Delano Roosevelt, he proved to be an amazing leader through the hardships of the war, but that is another essay in itself. Both were advancing rapidly with nuclear arms and eventually this will lead to another war. This was the springboard of the women's rights groups to follow. Groups of most every gender and race were looking to better themselves and gain more equal rights and freedom. Joseph Stalin eventually sends a letter to Roosevelt stating theses feelings, and the suspicions continue to rise. Most of Europe was in ruins and some countries turned to America for support and loans. They wanted rights to vote, hold a job, and essentially be equal to men. I can't think of too many aspects of American life that remained the same. World War II left the world in a mess. The war gave women a chance to feel what it was really like to work for themselves and be independent. Overall, World War II was devastating for everyone, though America came out on top, peoples lives were lost and countries were destroyed and left with little or low economies. The Long Telegram sent in 1946 said that the Soviet Union couldn't be trusted and called them bloodthirsty. The National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) started at this time.
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